Xie Hongxing, 40, was born and raised around Wuyi Mountain.As a bamboo weaving（编织）artist, has been working on it for 22 years. Recently, he has become popular on the Internet because of building a mini bamboo Tiangong space station. On Douyin, a popular short-video app, Xie surprised many internet users by using a knife to quickly cut bamboo into pieces of the same width. He said it took 46 days to finish his mini bamboo space station. He used more than 12 kinds of local bamboo to show the beauty of the space station.
Xie began to learn bamboo weaving when he was a teenager. “I found that bamboo weaving is interesting. With a rich imagination, you can almost make anything. So, I decided to study this skill,” he said. After years of hard work, in February 2022, Xie achieved his dream. He successfully turned the bamboo weaving of Wuyi Mountain into a provincial intangible cultural heritage（省级非物质文化遗产）.
However, it is not easy for Xie to pass on the art, but he is trying his best. He set up a museum of bamboo weaving in which visitors can watch and take photos of his works. At his studio in the Wuyi Mountain, people can learn how to make earrings or bags from bamboo.
1. What is Xie’s job?2. Why did Xie become popular online?
3. How many kinds of local bamboo were used to make the space station?
4. When did Xie make his dream come true?
5. Where can people learn to make bags from bamboo?
2 . 城市形象是一个城市文化的外在显示。假如你叫李明，你所在的城市正在进行主题为“The hometown, the culture”的英文演讲比赛，请你写一篇英文演讲稿。
内容包括：
1. 简要介绍家乡；
2. 以亲身经历说说家乡的传统文化形式，如食物、风俗或名胜古迹等；
3. 号召大家共同保护家乡本土传统文化。
作文要求：
1. 不得在作文中出现真实校名、地点和考生的真实姓名。
2. 语句连贯，词数 100 词左右。开头已经给出，将不计入总词数。
Ladies and gentlemen,
It’s my pleasure to talk to you about the culture in my hometown today.
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That’s all, thank you for your listening.
3 . In a park in Tianjin, there were two middle school students performing the traditional Chinese folk art—kuaiban.
The students were from the Leadership Club of Tianjin TEDA No. 1 Middle School. The Leadership Club is for training students’ leadership through all kinds of projects (项目).
Jin Shimin set up his kuaiban project. “Kuaiban is a Chinese cultural heritage (遗产), and I hope more people could fall in love with it,” Jin said.
Jin and his team have thought of many ways to promote (推广) this folk art. “We invited Duan Xiaofeng and Zhu Wangchang, two young inheritors of Wangpai kuaiban, to perform inside and outside the school,” said Jin. “We also invited Wei Wenliang for help. He will come to our school and give a talk.” The team have also shared kuaiban videos online. “We worked together to let more people know about the project. Everyone enjoys it,” said team member Wang Chongfeng.
The Leadership Club has many other projects, such as garbage classification (垃圾分类) and career (职业) planning. “Through these projects, students learn problem-solving and communicating, which will help them become good leaders in the future,” said the head of the club.
1. How does the writer start the text?| A．By telling a story. | B．By giving a number. |
| C．By asking a question. | D．By taking an example. |
| A．爱好者 | B．创建者 | C．传承者 | D．管理者 |
| A．To promote their school. | B．To be an inheritor of kuaiban. |
| C．To find more inheritors of kuaiban. | D．To make more people like kuaiban. |
①Kuaiban project ②Garbage classification ③Paper cutting class ④Career planning
| A．①②③ | B．①②④ | C．①③④ | D．②③④ |
| A．Many students work as leaders in the club. |
| B．The projects will help train students’leadership. |
| C．The writer wants to save more cultural heritages. |
| D．All the people enjoy the traditional Chinese folk art. |
4 . Shi Qinling, aged 35, is a paper-cutting artist. To her, scissors are like what pens are to writers. The tool has been with her everywhere she goes—not as a means of self-protection but as an expression of art.
Most of her ideas for paper-cutting works come from moments in daily life, such as a neighbor’s dog and her own pets. “some people like to pen their feeling in diaries. I prefer to cut them out,” says Shi. When Shi was a child, she liked to fold paper and cut it into different shapes. Later the interest made her decide to learn arts and crafts design (手工设计) in university.
“It was very boring in the beginning as I had to spend at least eight hours cutting one single shape everyday. However, when I was able to cut a more difficult shape, I got a sense of achievement, and this greatly encouraged me to move on,” says Shi.
In 2010, Shi started learning paper cutting from Xi Xiaoqin. Several years later, one of her works won third place in the competition for Chinese arts and crafts. Later, Shi was named a shanghai paper-cutting inheritor(继承人).
Shi is already skilled in the crafts, but she continues to hone her skills every day. she views paper cutting as not only an art form, but also a form of learning about traditional Chinese culture.
1. What greatly encouraged Shi to move on?| A．Her love for art. | B．The help from her teachers. |
| C．Lots of practice. | D．A sense of achievement. |
| A．People’s diaries. | B．Her experience in university. |
| C．Her teachers. | D．Moments in her daily life. |
| A．Interested. | B．Bored. | C．Excited. | D．Terrible. |
| A．Hard-working. | B．Smart. | C．Lucky. | D．Warm-hearted. |
5 . Do you know digital（数字）technology? If you want to keep traditional Chinese music forever, you must depend on it.
Recently, a digital protection project for traditional Chinese instrumental music was produced. The project was planned to revive（复兴）traditional music by using digital technology to restore（修复）and save the original audio sources（原始音频资源）. Based on these sources, people can create digital albums（专辑）, social media mini-programs and game background music. These are ways of spreading and passing down music.
The first traditional instrument to get this kind of rebirth was an ancient set of bianzhong of Zenghouyi. As the largest set of bianshong discovered in China, it needs many people to complete together during the play. This made it unique and difficult for the team members to start their work. To perfectly restore the sounds of it, the team members thought for a long time. And they tried many times, too. Yang Jie, a designer from the team, said, “At first, we tried to find the right place to put the recording microphone after reading a lot of papers and historical information. We didn’t realize how hard this job was until we were on the scene.”
To find out how and where to place the recording microphone, the team got help from live recording technology with different formats（格式）from different locations. In this way, they were finally able to collect 613 sounds in total.
So far, they’ve used the bianzhong sounds in a new album. It includes 9 songs which can make your heart warm with traditional Chinese music.
1. What is the purpose of the digital protection project?| A．To revive traditional music. |
| B．To mix technology with music together. |
| C．To encourage young people to love modern music. |
①digital albums ②game background music
③historical programs about bianzhong ④social media mini-programs
| A．①②③ | B．②③④ | C．①②④ |
| A．奇怪的 | B．独特的 | C．完美的 |
| A．They got some historical information. |
| B．They wrote a lot of papers about bianzhong. |
| C．They got help from live recording technology. |
| A．Nature. | B．Culture. | C．Education. |
6 . The world is full of amazing treasures. Many treasures have been discovered and kept for people to enjoy and used to learn about the past, but some have been lost forever. Yet there are some treasures that have no monetary（货币的）value at all. These could be photographs or videos precious（珍贵的）to a family, a collection of something valued by its owner, or a little gift passed down from generation to generation.
Whatever the treasure is, it needs to be cared for. It needs to be kept safe because a treasure is something of value, something that can touch our lives.
Discovering treasures takes a lot of time and work. But some treasures were found by chance. The terracotta warriors were among them.
How did people find them? One day in 1974, workers were digging a well in China when they hit what they at first thought was a rock. When they looked closer, they found it was a warrior’s head made out of a kind of clay called terracotta. As the workers dug farther, they found the statue of a whole warrior in full uniform. They kept digging and found more life size statues, all in uniform. Archaeologists（考古学家）heard about the discovery, and they began to dig, too. They discovered long rows of soldiers. Some of the soldiers were on foot and others were with horses and chariots（战车）. To their surprise, no two looked the same.
The workers and archaeologists had discovered the amazing treasure. These terracotta warriors had been buried since more than 2,000 years ago. Today they provide a look into an important part of China’s history.
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1. Treasures could be anything like precious
2. We should
3. How long were these terracotta warriors buried?
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5.
7 . During the National Day Holiday in October, a statue（雕像）in Longmen Grottoes made headlines for its new look. It now has a smooth patina（氧化层）because too many tourists have touched it and caused its surface to change color.
What happened to this statue is not uncommon. Tourism is the main reason causing damage（损坏）. To better protect the statues, some scientists are asked to do research and decide how many daily visitors they can safely receive. The number of visitors should be controlled based on this research. Tourists are also being encouraged to book tickets online and avoid visiting during peak hours.
It’s true that too many tourists can lead to problems like littering and damaged relics（遗迹破坏）. Poorly-behaved tourists might even draw on the walls or try to steal relics. But statues are at even greater risk for several reasons.
Over many centuries, the ancient rocks that make up these statues have been slowly corroded due to the acidic（酸性的）content of air water and so on. But when they are open to the public, the corrosion（侵蚀）process speeds up.
According to a study by the China University of Geosciences, the carbon dioxide that visitors breathe out has made the air more acidic at the Longmen Grottoes. Even their body heat can increase the caves’ temperature. All of these things can harm the relics inside.
Starting in 2014, all visitors are organized into guided groups. Up to 18,000 visitors are allowed in the site every day.
1. A statue made headlines for its ________.| A．magic | B．beauty | C．damage | D．size |
| A．high | B．busy | C．early | D．late |
| A．Too many tourists can lead to problems such as throwing rubbish. |
| B．Poorly-behaved tourists must draw on the walls and try to steal relics. |
| C．Tourism is the only reason to make the grottoes at greater risk. |
| D．The corrosion process will be the same even if the ancient rocks aren’t open to the public. |
| A．The breath | B．The drawing | C．The rubbish | D．The heat |
| A．Stop the Tourists | B．A Special Statue |
| C．Headlines for a New Look | D．Saving Historic Relics |
A TV programme has become popular in China recently. It has made people all over China become interested in writing Chinese characters (汉字).
The increasing use of computers and smartphones has left most young people hardly able to write by hand. Many of them are even unable to remember the 1,000 characters used in daily life without the help of electronic equipment.
CCTV started Dictation Assembly of Chinese Characters to improve the population's handwriting skills. Contestants (参与者) on the show were school pupils, but it was found that 70% of the adults in the audience were unable to remember how to write the word “chanchu”.
Because computers allow people to type characters simply by entering pinyin, they don’t need to remember how to write them. “The keyboard age has had a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters,” Guan Zhengwen, who designed and directed the show, said. He added that he hoped to encourage people to keep it alive as an art form.
Hao Mingjian, an editor of a magazine, putting his heart into Chinese characters, said: “Learning Chinese characters goes on throughout your life. If you stop using them for a long time, it is very likely that you will forget them.”
1. Are Chinese people interested in writing Chinese characters now?2. What has left most young people hardly able to write by hand?
3. Why did CCTV start the programme?
4. How do computers allow people to type characters simply?
5. What can you learn from the passage?
6. 书面表达
假如你是李雷，正在美国参加一个交换生项目。今天下午你应邀和朋友Jim一家外出，请用英语给接待家庭的妈妈Mrs. Smith写一个留言条，并告诉她你会在晩上7:00 左右到家。
写作要点：
1. 表达自己外出心情(高兴)；
2. 介绍今天的活动安排：
（1）地点：博物馆、公园；
（2）活动：看电影、参加美食节……等。
3. 表达你想参加今天活动的1~2 个原因。（如：结交新朋友，了解美国人的日常生活等）
写作要求：
1. 不得使用真实的姓名和学校名。
2. 可适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。
3. 字迹工整，语言精练、表达准确，条理清晰。
4. 至少 60 词。
Dear Mrs. Smith,
My friend Jim asks me to go out with his family this afternoon.
Yours,
Li Lei
9 . Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, many people begin to look for fun online. Watching livestreaming(直播的) shows has become a part of their lives. At the same time, traditional culture has found a bigger stage online. Many traditional artists are starting to livestream on Douyin and Bilibili. Some of them sing Peking Opera, some show their folk handcrafts(民间手工艺), while others perform Chinese classical music. A growing number of people are becoming interested in traditional culture because of livestreaming.
Li Jun is a Peking Opera performer with the Shanghai Jingju Theater Company. After the outbreak, the 59-year-old took up his smartphone and started livestreaming. Unlike performing on a formal stage, Li uses ordinary places as his stage, including his backyard and study room. Apart from singing, Li also teaches audience about Peking Opera. People can ask him questions and get answers directly.
“Livestreaming has brought this elegant(高雅的) art down to earth.” one viewer said. “It gives young people an easier access to this traditional art and learn more about it.” Li has more than 6,000 fans on Douyin, while one of his videos got 42,000 views on Bilibili.
On March 26th, 2020, Bilibili livestreamed a Huafu show on the third China Huafu Day(中国华服日). Performers presented clothes in traditional Chinese styles, including those from Wei, Tang and Ming dynasties. During the show, viewers not only enjoyed looking at the clothes, but also watched how performers used ancient styles of make-up.
As Guangming Daily noted, livestreaming has come to a new stage through which traditional culture can be kept alive.
1. In the second paragraph, the writer mentioned Li Jun in order to ________.| A．request young people to learn Peking Opera |
| B．give an example of traditional culture livestreaming |
| C．ask young people to learn from Li Jun |
| D．ask young people to enjoy Li Jun’s livestreaming |
| A．way | B．sense | C．victory | D．event |
| A．look for fun during the outbreak | B．ask questions and get answers directly |
| C．keep traditional culture alive | D．sing and watch easily and freely |
A． | B． | C． | D． |
| protect, become, is famous for, widely, however, knife, learn about, they, importance, no longer |
Whenever celebrations or events take place, people in Wenxi county（县）, Shanxi Province, make huamo. The county
Wenxi huamo is made by local women with common tools, such as combs（梳子）,
In 2006, Zhi found a 15-year-old village woman and filmed her making huamo. The 15-minute film
Zhi said, “I hope Wenxi huamo will be
